Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt

It’s a good location right in the middle of a lot of restaurants. But it can quickly add up once you get to the weighing station to pay. I wish it was open on Sunday’s and had more fruit flavors.

The place is clean. There were tons of toppings to choose from and I really appreciated that the topping bar was spotless. I probably won’t visit very often due to the outrageous prices but when I’m craving something cold and covered in bite size Cosmic brownies, this is where I’ll stop.

I love orange leaf. This location has rotating flavors like others. They are not the same flavors! That’s ok because I can always find something I like!
The froyo makes everything better despite the choppy service. They don’t feel the need to interact with you and just take your money.

The yogurt here is decent, although it’s sweeter than I prefer. There are definitely better options when it comes to frozen yogurt, but this is a nice location for UC students. The worker was really nice and the store was clean. I wouldn’t go out of my way to return to orange leaf, but I don’t mind going with a group.

I’m sorry to say but this Orange Leaf is not good. They seem to add too much food coloring or food dye in their flavored frozen yogurts. The colors are so neon bright, which makes the yogurts seem really artificial. On top of that, the consistency of their frozen yogurt is very watery and icy. Good froyo supposed to have a smooth and creamy yogurt-​like consistency and texture. If watery and icy froyo is what I get, I’d rather have Graeter’s sorbet, at least that’s healthier and doesn’t have tons of bright neon food coloring.
Their location is good though, conveniently located in the middle of everything on McMillian. I like their self-​served setup and the variety of flavors (reminds me of 16 Handles and Yogurtland), but I cannot wait for Red Mango on short Vine to open up. Maybe a little competition will help this Orange Leaf step up its game.

I can’t believe (well, I sort of can) it took me so long to try Orange Leaf for the first time.
I have a little anxiety when it comes to not knowing the price of something until it’s too late and I am checking out and am obligated to pay for it. Thus, my hesitance in going to Orange Leaf, I usually stuck to Yagoot, where I could read the price on the menu board.
Recently, I was in Clifton having dinner and needed something sweet for dessert. I really didn’t want to drive to Hyde Park to go to Yagoot, so I decided I would try Orange Leaf. I tried two flavors, Strawberry and Coconut and added a few pieces of fruit for a topping. (I also had to throw in one Red Swedish Fish for my husband. He’s not a big dessert/​ice cream eater.). I went to check out, put my cup of frozen goodness on the scale and held my breath… I was shocked (in a good way) when the cashier read me my total, $ 1.60 … ONE DOLLAR AND SIXTY CENTS?! The cashier joked with me that I won the award (Disclaimer: no real award was given) for the lightest weigh in he’s ever seen.
Needless to say, my fear of Orange Leaf is over. I will definitely be back!

I’m so glad an Orange Leaf has opened in Clifton. They have so many more flavors than other froyo shops I’ve tried and a lot of great toppings. I had the brownie batter with brownie chunks and brownie brittle (ok, I like brownies)… and it was TO DIE FOR. I’ve never been to a Frozen Yogurt place that has brownie brittle as a topping! You MUST try it.
Plus, the service is great. We were immediately greeted and helped. I was also awarded a free froyo for winning a twitter promotion they were running. The interior is really nice as all Orange Leafs are… all and all, I was impressed! I will definitely be back before Summer is over!